Travel Information

After the tourism in Bhutan was closed on 6th March 2020 due to Covid-19 Pandemic, Bhutan reopened on 23rd September 2022 with a new vision and rebrands itself as “Bhutan Believe”, the previous being “Happiness is a place”. Under the leadership of our Great Monarchs, Bhutan has always stood out as a unique country of values, peace, heritage, happiness and many more that the world around us have always appreciated. Traveling to Bhutan has been made much easier and more sustainable. Now, traveling to Bhutan is not just traveling but an opportunity to be a part of a country’s moment of evolution.

This page is dedicated to Bhutan Travel Information. Being a Local Bhutanese Tour Operator, we are always happy to assist travelers with Bhutan travel information ensuring that their holiday in Bhutan is well planned and they travel hassle free.

We have divided Bhutan Travel Information into different categories so that it becomes easier for our guests to grasp all about traveling to Bhutan. Please click on the links below to understand more about traveling to Bhutan.

Plan Your Trip

Where Bhutan is, when to come, and what to settle before you book. Start here if the trip is still an idea rather than a date.

Entry & Requirements

Everything that has to be in place before you land: the visa and SDF, the flights and the land borders, insurance, and what customs will ask about.

On the Ground

The day-to-day of being here — getting between the valleys, where you eat and sleep, money, a working phone, and staying well at altitude.

Culture & Explore

How to read the country while you are in it: what to wear, how to greet people, when the festivals fall, and where to go once the planning is done.

Birding in Bhutan

With more than 700 recorded species, Bhutan is one of Asia’s great birding destinations. These pages cover where and when to go, what to carry, which species to look for, and how to bird the country responsibly.

Trekking in Bhutan

Bhutan's trails run from two-day walks above Paro to the Snowman, one of the hardest treks anywhere. These pages cover how we run a trek, what is provided, the permits, and what the mountains ask of you.

Motorcycle Tours in Bhutan

Riding Bhutan means high passes, tight switchbacks and long days in the saddle. These pages cover the roads and the rules, the bikes, the paperwork, and how to arrive ready for it.